Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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Mr. and Miss Southwest NF' ,,,., Sandy McDonald jones and Barry Wall HCC

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Division Division Division Division Division 2 Sells- Southwest Surge For war d As some forgotten saga said, The whole is but the sum of its parts. If one of the parts doesn't mesh with the other parts, a whole cannot be achieved. In applying this theory to Southwest, one finds three major parts, Sells, Southwest, and lots of energetic spirit. All three of these factors mesh perfectly and provide ample space for expansion and growth. Southwest is the solid foundation upon which the machinery,', the lead- ing man and the group spirit rest and provide the force of movement necessary for growth. If the last five years of South- west history can be recorded as areliablepremonition of things to come, the next ten years growth should find Southwest a greatly expanded and improved institution of higher learning. The foundation, like a solid rock, is firmly established, the right man sits behind the steering wheel, the spirit wheels are turning at top speed, and the pages of time are opening new doors for the college of Christian Idealsf' Table of Contents for Administration and Staff ....... for Academics ..................... for Classes for Sports .............................. for Organizations and Activities page 7 page 19 page 33 page 107 page 135

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Dedication As we peer through the keyhole ofthe future, we see our new leader, Dr. james Sells, along with our quickly expanding college surging for- ward to new horizons of achievement in this decade of destiny. There is a strong current ofexcitement in the air as this new decade unfolds before us, a sens- ing of still greater things to come. The hopes, dreams, and aspirations of other men and other days are suddenly becoming reality. The skel- etons of new buildings rise against the skyline, and Greater Southwest Baptist College goes marching on as the words of the founding fa- thers ring in our ears: By the grace of God we will succeed. As these last ten years of Southwest's first century usher themselves in, it is fitting that We have a leader who will not only meet the chal- lenge of the present, but will also raise the goals of achievement for Southwest, while creating an even greater challenge for the leaders of the next century. As the glorious sun ofgrowth rises over the Campus of Christian Ideals, a devoted man steps into the office of the presidency. To this man, Dr. james L. Sells, we proudly dedicate this 1969 Mozarkian. Dr. james Sells, President